About Exam

• Oracle9iAS Installation Options
• Installing Oracle9i Application Server
• Managing Oracle9iAS Using Oracle Enterprise Manager
• Managing the Oracle HTTP Server
• Configure the Oracle HTTP Server - Advanced Features
• Managing PL/SQL, CGI, and Perl Applications
• Introducing Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE (OC4J
• Configuring OC4J
• Deploying Java Applications with OC4J
• Introducing Oracle9iAS Web Cache
• Using and Managin Oracle9iAS Web Cache
• Managing the Oracle9iAS Infrastructure
• Introducing Oracle9iAS clustering concepts
• Managing Security
• Securing Oracle HTTP Server with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
• Introducing Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On
• Introducing Oracle Internet Directory (OID)
• Oracle Internet Directory Concepts and Architecture
• Directory and Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) concepts
• Bulk tools and command-line tools used to manage the data in Oracle Internet Directory
• Managing OID Processes
• Securing OID Data
• Security Requirements and Risks in an Internet Environment
• Oracle Security Solutions
• Implementing a Security Policy

Exam Objectives

• Oracle9iAS Installation Options
• Describe the architecture and main components of the middle-tier Oracle9i Application Serve
• Explain the installation options for Oracle9iAS and how the various installation options enable different features
• Explain the installation dependencies
• Identify the recommended deployment strategies
• Installing Oracle9i Application Server
• Install J2EE and Web Cache
• Describe the difference between the first installation on a machine and subsequent installation
• Describe when you need to assign a J2EE and Web Cache instance to an Infrastructure
• Install Oracle9iAS Infrastructure, and: Explain a first installation of this type
• Describe the installation if components already exist
• Managing Oracle9iAS Using Oracle Enterprise Manager
• Use the Oracle9iAS Web-based management tools, and explain and use symbols and icons to start, stop, restart instances or components
• Start and stop an Oracle9iAS instance or a component
• Explain the structure of the Farm page
• Use the navigation bar to access different component homepages and get back to your starting point
• Managing the Oracle HTTP Server
• Specify the directory structure and location of configuration files
• Configure and manage Oracle HTTP Server: using Oracle Enterprise Manager, using dcmctl command line utility
• Locate the main configuration file httpd.conf
• Use directives to:
• Specify server and administrator functions
• Specify file location
• Limit the number of processes and connections
• Manage the network connection
• Configure and use server log files
• Configure the Oracle HTTP Server - Advanced Features
• Describe the allowed locations and context merging of directives
• Explain the configuration context of directives
• Use container directives such as: <Directory>, <Files> and <Location>, <Virtual Host>
• Create and configure virtual hosts
• Managing PL/SQL, CGI, and Perl Applications
• Configure mod_plsql
• Use the mod_plsql configuration files such as plsql.conf, dads.conf, and chache.conf
• Create a database access descriptor (DAD): using dads.conf, using OEM
• Define authentication for PL/SQL applications
• Prevent the execution of specific procedures and packages from a browser
• Introducing Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE (OC4J
• Describe the deployment and management features of OC4J
• Explain the OC4J architecture
• Describe the Oracle Process Management and Notification System (OPMN)
• Locate the mod_oc4j configuration files and configure mod_oc4j using directives such as: Oc4jMount, Oc4jMountCopy, Oc4jCacheSize
• Monitor the OC4J instances
• Configuring OC4J
• Describe the OC4J configurationand deployment process
• Explain OC4J configuration basics
• Locate the configuration directory and describe the structure
• Describe the server configura